"Aye mon; the radio is a wunn'erful invention." It was the chief engineer of they, Slavonic Emperor as he sat twidding small knobs on a receiving set which took up the greater portion of the table in the small cabin allotted him on beard, "Such are the amenities of life on a ship nowadays that music one form or another may be heard from the quarters of the officers and men all through the day. "There were on board five grama-phones and four wireless sets, while Jdown in the apprentices' room the of a mandolin [showed a soul far above wonders of tinned harmony.
Me-Farlane, the speaker, between watches was inet as bad as any of them in his devotion to the facilities made possible by the discoveries of Marconi, and when his spell of uty was ended, with a succulent pipe in his face "look in his eyes. the twirl of an ebonite button or two would send him away. on strange voyages of discovery' in the empyrean, "D'ye ken" he continued "That coming up this coast 0 th' Paceotic SShvcan stem in ta Afteen stations obtaining a oe. knowledge designed for the farther culture mens souls "Tas for example what?" we aske rose of keeping this faint old Sharocter talking, "Well the morn's mom sth cam, fra doomstairs efter "wrastling the speert wi a refractory eylindee sind fox ant Yestored the Fair hima elt. the white fox did also Hive n the tate and' protected the Uitte The students, having heard the story, ish id with heroes on the Hirst atin Tam sure you enterprises and' other a not fail] in Hongkong. calls hea an' Ait rivened on. th awiteh San. Diego th ilk ANG tat nicht afore, aero wis a wee musie stalin' the" winton on th inners "and serves of th" toll.
"Do you call' thing that is by the help of others an achievement?
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Son, Mr, Power took it away. efanam once dependency. of Father. What did you do with fur country. civ war that your, bag? broke out (ing) the King was drive And on this letter the school child Son, Mr, Power took it away. sear. Atarvaras eerie asked' to. write an essay saying!
Pather. Then what did you do ing wishing to revenge, gained ground how he would feel assuming that chy asintance of french force and with your hoop and cap? he. had left his home and country Son. They were all robbed by. Beurped to the throne. Annam. eas, and if he had ever seen foreign Mr. Power.
Sowter demintted by the Franch Tae woe and it aolly bezayse the cause So saying, little Ming burst into a flood of tears. His nig fu foo mech Yeowad "You sure fie" neti ana to het esi ta Elttscen ik tg] waving.
Pale. What " duty bey 'Why did you not put away beat atest sweet my ture, more carefully such a' fine ball, The Natignal Humiliation Mead brothers, 'Vints A" Qari "cag keep them from being easily og. hoop and cap, and taken away'
Son. Father! But Power did uneet "the" Japanese "position "in|,,7m, 2 the League. of Nations.
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